New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
JENJdNS TO UaTE A DINNER.
A WARM WELCOME TO ROssA-"DUDIs" MAY CONF
IL THEY LIKE BEER.

WARM WELCOME TO ROSA" DUDES" MAY CONE
II THEY LIKE BEER.
Judging by the way in which jeremiah ODorovan
Rosa was received yesterday AT Ne II Thirdave not
wthstandng his expulsion recently from hsown favore
organization the Fcnian Brotherhood II Is clear that he
s retains his hold and is popular with those
who advocate extreme measures for the redemption OF
Ireland
The occasion OF the presence OF the dynamite chcfian
was meeting OF the veterans OF the i1sh Revolution
airy Brotherhood to consider In what manner
they could best celebr, tie the twentieth ami
versary Of the Fenan insurrecton In
ireland That Instruction which proved 50 signal
failure In which thousands OF men were sent to prison
for years and OF others met their death the gal
lows took place March s. 1867. aud there Is not an
Irshman who forges that the greatest snowsorm which
occurred during this century In Ireland happened on that
date About 500 OF those who connected with The
organization then living In Brooklyn and In this
city, and about seventy OF them together yesterday
at the address named and decided TO do something
Garrett Oshanghnessy presided. lie Is an old
man with gray whskers who maintains that
he never sweryed from the "straieht Ticket
which means that he still favors force.
no matter OF what kind for the advancement OF ands
independence. r. j. Hayburne. the secretary ~ lively
man. doesn't hall old enough To- have taken part
in the rs'" The fret thing that walked up the meet
ing the entry Of O'Donoyan Rosa. wearing bak
Is long In that political AMI peaonal enc
mics OF Lucille Dndley's target, but deomlng " the
cause" above everything and rising superior 10 sucl
ney sideratios they Joined with the others In CIV
Ing hearty welcome 10 the famous "war correspond
emit"
Look ther Matt Slathery how Is every inch o you
he said Irish patriot OF Dublin city nppioocheu anu
| shook hands withfm. ~
| Purity we'll Jerry me boy. How goes II %"
Joe Keely! Why thin Joe. avick. won't you lhvc III
there" the man Of explosives put out his hand
| That or the fellows" he said turning 10 the
reporters, e" who smashed open the prison In Man
l-arkn and O'Bricn, tho Manchester martyrs. were
hanged" Me poor owl Rip Van winkle! How's every
| bone In yer body I"
| "WhOs that ."
| THAT" replied Rosa, solcmny, ais Nick Martin.
| the secretary 10 Colonel John Mahoney. VINO
| was the Head Centre of the Fenian Brotherhood In
this country And then turning To his friend he added
mick, boy, It's for you Ia talk about bcin
Rip Van Wrinkle; but where's the Resources, Nick
| where's the money promised 10 lay London In
ashes aud he took pinch from the burned end Of his
cigar bring forcbly 10 mind the horrors OF the
the coming COnfiagration ~
Thrlle for ye Jerry Thrne for ye said Nick as hc
entered into a quiet corner with melancholy and pen
sivc air. .
that the men '65 and 81 had shown anyhow that II
| ireland allowed arms she :" could hurt England.
Now. the hest thing To do In my humble OPINION ne
| said lie to celebrate this by supper
| "A supper he hanged banquet ana inc Voicc
which spoke In tones OF menace ana atoity
No banqets for u.s." Mr. HayburIne said IN accents
Of the oftiesi scorD "1here'll he no dudes there ,
murinnr OF approval ran through the nan anu liSn
Captain kerwn. man OF soldicrly bearing anu inci
gent looking recounted his efforts 10 get eood Demo
cratic dinner at seventy i've cents head bht no peer.
FIFTY cents head and beer galore, ~ what can Rc
It for. said another. AN dudes satisfied wud ihat
| mey new, let 'em come" .
majority seemed to favor this view, Judging from he
burst Oh applause with which the suggestion was